EST. 2026 A GROWING COLLECTION OF QUESTIONS

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Why apparent consensus can hide unexamined assumptions—and what makes disagreement useful.

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Organisations & power

Who Decides What Is Normal? What Groupthink, Organisational Culture, and Collective Beliefs Teach Us About Leadership

Why apparent consensus can hide unexamined assumptions—and what makes disagreement useful.

15 min read Original essay
02
Organisations & power

What Should We Not Talk About at Work? The Psychology of Taboo Topics, Office Humour and Professional Boundaries

What workplace taboo, humour, and boundaries reveal about professional life.

18 min read Original essay
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Culture & capability

What Hip-Hop Taught Me About Human Capital That Business School Couldn't Teach Alone

What music can reveal about identity, agency, and the limits of formal learning.

12 min read Original essay
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Learning & futures

From Class Topper to Corporate Professional: What Education Teaches Us About Success—and What It Might Miss

How achievement, educational ranking, and work shape ideas of success.

13 min read Original essay
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Identity & meaning

Am I Successful? Why Career Achievement Doesn't Always Answer the Question

What happens when job titles and metrics fail to answer a personal question.

16 min read Original essay
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Learning & futures

“But Sahil, Will AI Take Our Jobs?”

A grounded look at technological change, livelihoods, and education.

16 min read Original essay
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Identity & meaning

“But Sahil, Back Then You Said X. Now You're Saying Y!”

A case for changing your mind without treating every revision as hypocrisy.

17 min read Original essay
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Learning & futures

When Everyone Is Super, Who Will Still Matter?

What remains valuable when tools make some forms of capability abundant.

18 min read Original essay
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Culture & capability

The Matrix Was Never Just About Escaping Reality. It Was About Understanding the Interface.

What a science-fiction interface suggests about the assumptions that shape choices.

8 min read Original essay
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Organisations & power

Randall Had Access to the Principal. That Was His Competitive Advantage.

A cartoon character as a lens on information, access, and informal power.

11 min read Original essay

Source: LinkedIn data export dated 24 October 2026. The ten records shown here include a publication date and original LinkedIn article link. Five older unpublished files have intentionally not been placed on the public site.

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